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Patience Grasshoppah......
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Assumin' no-turn and .125"-ish freebore,the PRC'd be a breeze in binderless AICS mags...though I've yet to see a piece of Hornady brass worth a fhuqk. My last batcha AM binderless AICS mags were supposed to be 308,but were in fact 300 Whizzum,so I had to go Old School with 42" bar and close rails. After gunning multiple Kreedmires against my 6.5-06(147 ELD's in both),the Kreedmire's mild manners and astounding consistency,is an easy preference.Cain't hate on my 260AI and 2900fps 147's...but again prefer the Kreedmires to it. When thinkin'/talkin' Whizzum-esque stuff,I'm purty sweet on Montucky 7 Whizzum magfed 180ELD Smooches at 2950fps. 'Course...I shot alotta 7-08/162's this past week too and am more than a touch "comfy" with same,betwixt my mitts. Had the weather to really extrapolate 147/162/180's and a .796BC ain't tough to cypher.(grin) 1-8" 280 coming up next,as a dedicated 180 ELD Launcher,due the splendor of 700 L/A COAL latitude and the NO bullschit associated. Film at 11:00.(grin)
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Assumin' no-turn and .125"-ish freebore Hornady specs are .188" freebore, giving an OAL of 2.940"ish....... Mine's still a no turn, despite narrowing up the neck a couple thou, and stretched it to a .200' freebore........
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What bullets are you planning for Al?
Interested to see how it works out for you. My largest chambering for a while has been a 6.5x47, but the bigger stuff retains SOME appeal, at times.
Empirical results rule!
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What bullets are you planning for Al? Interested to see how it works out for you. My largest chambering for a while has been a 6.5x47, but the bigger stuff retains SOME appeal, at times. Carl, Concentrating on 140 VLD's vs 147 ELD's for starters & see where that leads. I'm a big 47 fan, but this one was calling my name..........
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I've got a PRC headed my way....
Luck....is the residue of design...
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I've got a PRC headed my way.... Cool......we can compare notes....
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Yup.....
Parts list consist of the stainless 700 long action, fluted bolt, 28" Bartlein 5R Remington Varmint contour barrel, tuned old style trigger, BDL bottom metal, McMillan Marksman stock, 30 MOA Seekins picatinny rail, Seekins medium high 30mm rings, and a Nightforce 5.5-22x50 HS ZS with the NP-R1 reticle on top.
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Ping pong balls for the win. Once you've wrestled everything else in life is easy. Dan Gable I keep my circle small, I’d rather have 4 quarters than 100 pennies.
Ain’t easy havin pals.
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The McMillan Marksman pattern is highly underrated. I seem to hardly ever see them mentioned.
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The McMillan Marksman pattern is highly underrated. I seem to hardly ever see them mentioned. I whole heartedly agree. They are my number 1 favorite for a varmint/plinking/long range shooting stock. Not sure why they don't see more love.........
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The McMillan Marksman pattern is highly underrated. I seem to hardly ever see them mentioned. Never heard of that pattern
Ping pong balls for the win. Once you've wrestled everything else in life is easy. Dan Gable I keep my circle small, I’d rather have 4 quarters than 100 pennies.
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When they designed the A-5, they stole the forend dimensions from the Marksman, which was a copy off of the original Winchester Marksman pattern.
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